Judges approves fiber cable landowner settlement nationwide
A federal judge approved a 142 million dollar preliminary class action settlement with Sprint and three other carriers over fiber optic cables laid along railroad rights of way. About 360,000 landowners are affected while a Marine sergeant faces multiple counts in a separate abuse case. A boat crew rescued two men after their craft capsized 70 miles off Cape Canaveral, with Coast Guard help ongoing.
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Mother Gives Birth to Quintuplets in Cresco Pa
Rebecca Wilson 37 of Cresco Pa delivered quintuplets four boys and a girl after four fertilized eggs implanted in her uterus one egg split to form identical twins The five babies born by Caesarean section weighed about 22 pounds total at Banner Good Samaritan Hospital The couple had tried for 17 years and praise remains muted as they plan their care.
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New GOP chairman embraces attack dog stance
New York based GOP chair Ed Gillespie, chosen by President Bush, adopts an aggressive role attacking Democratic rivals while defending the president. He accuses Democrats of pessimism and protest as he pivots from intelligence and Iraq scrutiny toward framing Democrats as negative. The speech follows criticism from DNC member Ann Lewis and comes as polls hint at blame on Bush for economic woes.
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Nuns sentenced for antiwar protest at missile silo
Three Roman Catholic nuns Hudson Gilbert and Platte were sentenced by U.S. District Judge Robert Blackburn to 2 1/2 2 years 9 months and 3 years 5 months for vandalizing a Minuteman III missile silo in Colorado last October. They cut a fence climbed onto the site and painted a cross with blood causing about $1 000 in damages.
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